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Up and down the Jersey shore, residents are demolishing homes and starting to re-build after damage done by Superstorm Sandy. But ...

An overhaul of the Medicare program was not a part of the deal to avoid this week’s fiscal cliff, but health policy experts say tha ...

High-tech monitoring of your personal fitness, your sleep, your overall well-being? Yup, there’s an app for that, and more systems ...

Starting this month, employers that do business with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania must use the the federal government’s E-Verif ...

New Jersey politicians had some of the harshest words leveled at Congress this week after the House of Representatives failed to vote on ...

A day after Congresses passes a fiscal cliff deal, Senator Tom Carper was back in his home state of Delaware where he defended his decisi ...

A New York lawmaker says House Speaker John Boehner has promised votes to aid victims of Superstorm Sandy by Jan. 15. Republican R ...

Now, it’s really official. Nearly a year after he announced his candidacy, Stephen Kinsey is a state representative. The Ger ...

Wilmington’s on-going crime issues has a group starting the New Year focused and concerned about gun safety. Pacem in Terris, a non ...

STATE COLLEGE, Pa.  Joe Paterno’s family says it’s encouraged by word that Gov. Tom Corbett is filing a federal l ...

Are we going far enough permitting the sale of assault rifles to civilians? Maybe we should be selling 50-caliber machine guns, an ...

The historic Frank Furness building on Philadelphia’s Broad Street, the original Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts building, will h ...

The new year means there will be a renewed effort to fight guns and violence connected with them in Philadelphia.   Ma ...

When Derek Frazier’s father died in Nov. 2011, he mourned the loss and thought about what his life would be like going forward. The ...

J.P. Miranda descended an escalator in the Pennsylvania State Capitol on Tuesday morning, wearing a red boutonniere on the left lapel of ...